Friends of ACADIA 2000 Annual Report

21_1185 17 7/26/01, 5:19 PM A Letter to Members and Supporters

Dear Friends of Acadia:

Your dues and other contributions accomplished a tremendous amount in 2000. Some Highlights: Our ten-year trails rehabilitation began in earnest. The first of several yearly expansions of park trail crews, plans, and projects commenced. We are indebted to Ruth and Tris Colket, our visionary lead benefactors. They and the 1,050 other ACADIA TRAILS FOREVER campaign contributors sped TOTAL NUMBER us to the $9-million mark a year early. Donors are rapidly fulfilling pledges, fueling the trail work OF GIFTS along with $4 million in park visitor fees and other federal funds. 3000 Friends’ cumulative grants to the park and communities (1989-2000) surpassed $2.1 million. We

2500 underwrote 43 in-park employees, up from 16 in 1995—Acadia Youth Conservation Corps members, Ridge Runners, interns, carriage road and trail crews. In a national park, people are the programs. 2000 They keep Acadia beautiful and make it more resilient to human impacts. 1500 The Island Explorer transit fleet, co-developed by Friends and numerous partners, grew to 17 1000 propane buses. Ridership increased 39% to 193,000, removing an estimated 58,000 vehicles from 500 Mount Desert Island roads. This prevented 5.3 tons of pollutants and spared the island the equiva- lent of a 183-mile traffic jam. 0 ’93 ’94 ’95 ’96 ’97 ’98 ’99 2000 Acadia once again benefited from an industrious and successful park staff. We salute them all by acknowledging Superintendent Paul Haertel and his deputy, Len Bobinchock. We also say thanks to a dedicated corps of Friends of Acadia volunteers in the park and in the board and committee structure. Friends of Acadia balanced its budget. The six-year audited cost to raise a dollar was 3.7 cents. In a rough market, our investments returned 5.4 percent, outperforming the S&P 500 index by 14.5 percent. This organization’s capacity to give to the park, defend it from threats, advocate before Congress, and influence national park policy is the direct outcome of your donations. Thank you for your strong confidence in this important work.

H. Lee Judd, W. Kent Olson, Nathaniel Fenton, Chairman of the Board President Treasurer

Cover Photo Bear Brook Trail George DeWolfe

2000 Annual Report

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21_1185 2 7/26/01, 5:18 PM Statement of Activities

For the year ending December 31, 2000

Total Operating and Non-Operating Support and Revenue $2,355,080 OPERATING REVENUE, GAINS & OTHER SUPPORT Investment Contributions, grants and membership received $ 3,732,824 Merchandise Income less Change in contributions receivable (2,466,992) & Other 1.2% Expenses 29.1% Events 278,515 Events 11.8% Merchandise and other revenues 27,123 Bequests 0.3% Investment income 488,757 Investment expense (29,275) Contributions & Membership 57.6% TOTAL OPERATING REVENUE, GAINS & OTHER SUPPORT $ 2,030,952 Total Expenses by Program OPERATING EXPENSES $1,242,137 Program Services Resource preservation and protection $ 680,981 Conservation Conservation Education Carriage Road & Outreach 23% Education and outreach 285,788 Grants 17% Total Program Services $ 966,769 Supporting Services Development, fundraising and membership $ 177,217 Conservation Fundraising Management and general 98,151 Resource Expenses 14% Protection 38% Management Total Supporting Services $ 275,368 & General 8% In 2000, 78% of Friends of Acadia expenses TOTAL OPERATING EXPENSES $ 1,242,137 were for programs. This is substationtially better than at many other nonprofit organizations. CHANGE IN NET ASSETS FROM OPERATIONS $ 788,815 Fundraising Expenses as a % of NON-OPERATING INCOME (EXPENSE) Total Support and Revenue Investment income $ 224,851 (7.5%) Loss on disposal of equipment (723) Decrease in provision for uncollectible pledges 100,000 Net Revenue 92.5% TOTAL NON-OPERATING INCOME $ 324,128 TOTAL CHANGE IN NET ASSETS $ 1,112,943 NET ASSETS

Fundraising Beginning of year $ 13,783,453 Expenses 7.5% End of year $ 14,896,396 On IRS form 990, FOA is required to report fundraising expenses as a portion of total support and revenue. NOTES TO FINANCIAL STATEMENTS FOA’s six-year average fundraising cost was 3.66%. Friends of Acadia is a nonprofit, tax exempt organization under Section 501(c)(3) of the Internal Revenue Code, a publicly supported organization as defined by Section 170(b) A-6. Contributions are tax deductible to the extent provided by law. The six-year average of fundraising cost is 3.66%. The Statement of Activity and Change in Net Assets is drawn from audited financial statements by Berry, Dunn, McNeil & Parker, Certified Public Accountants.

FUNDRAISING EXPENSES 1995 1996 1997 1998 1999 2000 Total TOTAL REVENUE $1,499,140 $1,136,884 $1,655,708 $768,160* $8,707,528 $2,355,080 $16,122,500 FUNDRAISING 57,594 45,043 48,251 59,448 202,338 177,217 589,891 FUNDRAISING AS A % OF TOTAL REVENUE 3.84% 3.96% 2.91% 7.74% 2.32% 7.52% 3.66%

*After investment loss (change in market value) All figures are derived from audited financials, not IRS Form 990. 2000 Annual Report Friends of Acadia 2

21_1185 3 7/26/01, 5:18 PM The Year in Review

1) ACADIA TRAILS FOREVER Through ACADIA TRAILS FOREVER, Friends established endowments to fund trail reconstruction and maintenance. Friends raised $9 million in private funds, and the park is committing $4 million, to: 1) reha- bilitate the 130-mile foot path system over ten years; restore some unmarked trails; 3) create five village connectors (paths to link com- munities with the park); and 4) endow the system’s maintenance in perpetuity. Endowments are also established to fund the Acadia Youth Conservation Corps and the Ridge Runner Program. 2) ANP Recreation Intern For the fifth year, FOA hired a Recreation Intern to work with Charlie Jacobi, NPS Resource Management Specialist, to monitor visitor use of trails and carriage roads. Among other things, he maintained elec- tronic trail usage counters, conducted visitor surveys, entered survey data into spreadsheets, and generally assisted with visitor outreach on the trails and carriage roads. 3) Acadia Winter Trails Association A local volunteer group sponsored by Friends, AWTA devotes many 1) Trail crew training on Ocean Path stone retaining wall hours after snowstorms to grooming 33 miles of carriage roads for cross-country skiing. Groomed trails stand up well to thaws and drizzle, allowing skiers and snowshoers to get the most out of un- predictable snow seasons. 4) Acadia Youth Conservation Corps Funded by donations and an ACADIA TRAILS FOREVER endowment, the 2000 AYCC employed 14 high-school age members and four adult crew leaders from June 24 through August 18. AYCC projects are integrated into the annual work plans of the park trail crew and carriage road crew, with park staff providing leadership and assis- tance with the technically demanding aspects of the work. See page 6 for a list of their major accomplishments. 5) Conservation Easement Monitoring Friends made a grant of $5,000 to contract a private stewardship 2) Carriage road near Eagle Lake professional to work with the park to develop the baseline data system and monitor 10 park-held conservation easements. Acadia holds 160 easements on more than 11,000 acres. 6) Island Explorer

Peter Travers photo Peter Travers Friends once again partnered with Acadia National Park, the Maine Department of Transportation, the U.S. Department of Transportation, MDI municipalities, and others to operate the Island Explorer bus system. Nine propane-powered buses were added to the fleet in 2000, bringing the total to 17, enabling Downeast Transportation to increase service on several routes. Over 193,000 passengers boarded the Island Explorer in 2000, reducing summer traffic by nearly 58,000 vehicles. Visitor entry passes helped pay for bus operations. 7) Preserving Historic Trails Conference In October 100 trail professionals from around the country gathered in Bar Harbor to discuss the challenges of preserving historic trail features such as raised gravel turnpiking, Civilian Conservation Corps stone- work, bridges, drainage systems, overlooks, and other built features. Sponsored by Friends of Acadia, the Olmsted Center for Landscape Preservation, and Acadia National Park. 3) AWTA grooms 33 miles of carriage roads

2000 Annual Report (continued on page 5) for cross-country skiing. 4) AYCC at work 3 Friends of Acadia

21_1185 4 7/26/01, 5:18 PM 5) Conserved land on Greening Island

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6) More people discovered the ease of using the Island Explorer buses. 7) Discussing Acadia trail reconstruction efforts on the Jordan Pond Trail

8) Jet Ski Initiative —Somes Sound 2000 Annual Report Friends of Acadia 4

21_1185 5 7/26/01, 5:18 PM The Year in Review

8) Jet Ski Initiative photo Peter Travers Friends worked with the town of Tremont to successfully petition the Commissioner of Inland Fisheries and Wildlife for 10-horsepower restrictions on Seal Cove and Hodgdon Ponds. These ponds, which border Acadia National Park, were the only remaining ponds on MDI where jet skis were allowed. Friends also completed a survey of Somes Sound property owners, mooring owners, lobstermen, sailors, and commercial tour boat operators. The survey showed strong sup- port for banning jet skis on the Sound. 9) Ranger Bicycles Using visitor contributions gathered at donation boxes in the park, Friends granted $6,500 to Acadia National Park last year to purchase 9) Ranger Bicycles five specially equipped mountain bikes for park rangers to use on carriage road patrols. Visitors responded favorably to the increased field presence of park rangers, and bicycle patrols may expand in future years to the Park Loop Road and to Isle au Haut. 10) Ridge Runners FOA fielded five Ridge Runners last summer, one of whom was a volunteer from the Czech Republic. The Ridge Runners hiked over 1,200 miles in the park, contacted over 2,500 visitors with Leave No Trace messages, destroyed over 200 misleading cairns/rock piles, rebuilt over 200 fallen cairns, handed out water and maps, and served as FOA’s roving ambassadors. Friends initiated this program in 1997. 11) Rural Design Guidelines Workshop Friends granted $6,184 to the Town of Bar Harbor to organize a Rural Design Guidelines workshop with the National Trust for Historic Pres- ervation. The goal was to develop guidelines for building design elements, such as lighting, buffering, and signage in the downtown Hulls Cove area and the surrounding rural residential lands. Bar Harbor 10) Ridge Runners on Sargent Mountain summit was selected as one of three pilot projects by the National Trust. Bar Harbor will use the guidelines developed through the project to help

shape future development in the Hulls Cove region. ANP map 12) Schoodic Initiative The U.S. Navy is scheduled to complete operations at its base on Schoodic Point in June 2002. The base was established in the 1930s Gilder photo Karen Van at Schoodic through an arrangement between John D. Rockefeller, Jr. and the Navy to remove a dilapidated radio station at Otter Point on Mount Desert Island. Since that time, the base has grown to over 100 acres in size, with more than 50 buildings. The property and facilities are expected to revert to the National Park Service once the 11) Rural Design Guidelines Workshop 12) Schoodic Initiative Navy leaves. Friends and other stakeholders, including area universi- ties and colleges, The Jackson Laboratory, the state, and local towns, have been working with Acadia National Park to develop a Learning Center at the site, which could include research facilities and class- room/office space for educators. 13) Village Connector Trails With funding from Friends and the park, the Maine Conservation Corps constructed a 1/2-mile segment of the Great Meadow Loop, a village connector trail that provides easy walking access to the Jesup Path, and other park trails, from Bar Harbor. The brochure, Reviving an Island Tradition: Acadia’s Great Meadow Loop, was created with the assistance of the NPS Rivers and Trails Program to inform visitors and residents about this new opportunity to walk into the park, and

2000 Annual Report leave their cars behind.  13) Great Meadow Loop, a village connector trail 5 Friends of Acadia

21_1185 6 7/26/01, 5:18 PM 2000 Grants Accomplishments ACADIA NATIONAL PARK GRANTS Direct Indirect Total Carriage Road Maintenance 215,000 — 215,000 FRIENDS OF ACADIA ATF–Capital Grants to ANP 51,113 5,371 56,484 Peregrine Falcon Study 1,000 — 1,000 January 1, 2000—December 31, 2000 AYCC–Grant & Supplies 40,000 7,731 47,731 Field Crew Leader and Volunteer Supplies 13,987 8,883 22,870 FOA Donations to Park and Communities: ANP Interns — 3,135 3,135 Wheelchair Accessible c ACADIA TRAILS FOREVER Carriage Maintenance — — — First privately endowed trails system in 129-year national park history and first park to Ridgerunners Program — 15,899 15,899 AWTA — 2,725 2,725 use entry fees ($4 million) to match private donations ($9 million). TPIAD — 3,142 3,142 c National Trails Day — 577 577 Completed, a year early, ACADIA TRAILS FOREVER $13-million campaign to: Land Futures–Easement • rehabilitate, over ten years, Acadia’s 130-mile trail system • restore 11 miles of aban- Monitoring 5,000 — 5,000 doned paths • develop five village connector trails to link communities with the park Donation Box Income (Ranger Bicycles) 6,500 — 6,500 and• endow system’s maintenance in perpetuity. ANP Picnic — 267 267 c Preserving Historic Co-funded and co-managed 17-bus Island Explorer propane-powered public system, Trails Conference 7,000 7,038 14,038 which:•carried 193,000 passengers •prevented 5.2 tons of toxic emissions• removed Total ANP Grants 339,600 54,768 394,368 nearly 58,000 vehicles from island roads. OTHER GRANTS c Contributed $215,000 to park for carriage road maintenance—$1,040,000 since 1995. Island Explorer– c Propane Buses 34,663 4,993 39,656 Contributed $280,487 to park and communities for trails and other conservation projects Schoodic Initiative — 30 30 —$1,220,872 since 1995. Jet Ski Initiative — 2,472 2,472 Village Connector Trails — 766 766 c Donated wages of 43 in-park seasonal workers —up from 16 in 1995. VCT– Acadian Ridge Trail — 274 274 VCT– Acadian Ridge Trail c Co-hosted Bar Harbor Rural Design Guidelines Workshop (November 9-11). Maintenance — 748 748 VCT– Great Meadow Loop — 460 460 SWH New Century FOA Advocacy: Tree Trust — 300 300 Airport Taxiway Fund — 1,000 1,000 c Achieved, with Mount Desert and Southwest Harbor, state-legislated municipal bans on MDI Water Quality Coalition — 300 300 jet skis (Long Pond, Little Long Pond, Somes Pond). Rural Design Guidelines Workshop — 6,184 6,184 c Achieved, with Tremont, state-approved 10-hp limits for engines on Seal Cove and Frenchman Bay Conservancy — 1,000 1,000 Acadia Wildlife Foundation — 500 500 Hodgdon Ponds, completing protection on all MDI. Earth Day — 533 533 Blagden Book Project — 15,042 15,042 Islesford Film Project — 22,254 22,254 FOA Trail, Carriage Road and Other Projects: Total Other Grants 34,663 56,856 91,519 c Funded Acadia Youth Conservation Corps, 14 high school students and four Park Ser- TOTAL 2000 GRANTS 374,263 111,624 485,887 vice leaders, who, on the trails and carriage roads:• Constructed 680 feet of new trail•Installed 13 stone drainage checks•Blocked and revegetated more than 200 ft. of TOTAL GRANTS DONATED PER YEAR “social paths”• Reconstructed 600 linear feet of highly crafted, gravel-surfaced by FOA to Park and Communities trail•Constructed 1,100 feet of retaining wall, coping stones, and wooden bridges on stone abutments•Quarried rock using a high-line cable system • Dug 100 feet of off- $800,000 trail drainage ditches • Constructed 205 feet of stone ditching near Hulls Cove Visitor Center • Constructed four stone culvert inlets and outlets near Visitor Center • Hand 700,000 dug approximately 400 feet of ditch• Cleaned vegetation from 14 stone bridges. c 600,000 Fielded five Ridge Runners and one Recreation Intern who: •hiked over 1,200 miles in the park• contacted more than 2,500 visitors with Leave No Trace messages • destroyed over 500,000 200 misleading cairns/rock assemblages•rebuilt more than 200 fallen cairns•distributed water and maps 400,000 c Negotiated, with Maine Coast Heritage Trust, two rights-of-way with private landowners, 300,000 permitting construction of 1/2-mile segment of Great Meadow Loop, a village connector trail providing easy walking access to the park from Bar Harbor. Three miles of village 200,000 paths emplaced since 1997. 100,000 c Contributed 7,916 volunteer hours of trail & carriage road maintenance $- c Sponsored 1,313 individual volunteers, including 25 youth volunteer groups. ’89 ’90 ’91 ’92 ’93 ’94* ’95 ’96 ’97 ’98 ’99 ’00 2001**

*7-month fiscal year **2001 Projected Grants 2000 Annual Report Friends of Acadia 6

21_1185 7 7/26/01, 5:18 PM Donors We are deeply grateful for the generosity of the following individuals and organizations that contributed to Friends of Acadia in 2000.

$10,000 + Mrs. Elizabeth Bright Mr. and Mrs. William V. P. Newlin Mr. James Bright Mr. W. Kent Olson Mr. and Mrs. O. Kelley Anderson, Jr. Dr. and Mrs. Keith Brodie Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Eliot Paine Mr. Scott Asen Mr. and Mrs. Burrow Brooks Mrs. Stephen Pearson Mr. and Mrs. Robert M. Bass Mr. and Mrs. Edward Burden Mr. and Mrs. Jack Perkins Mr. and Mrs. Edward McC. Blair Mr. and Mrs. William H. Ceckler Mr. and Mrs. John Reeves Mr. Peter P. Blanchard, III Mr. James Clark and Mr. and Mrs. T. Williams Roberts, III Mrs. Eleanor Bourke Ms. Susanna Porter Mr. Shaw and Mr. Philip Bowditch Mr. William Coleman Ms. Jane Tawney Mr. and Mrs. Francis I. G. Coleman Mrs. Bradley I. Collins Mr. and Mrs. Peter L. Sheldon Mr. and Mrs. Tristram C. Colket, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. John Constable Ms. Clare F. Shepley Mr. and Mrs. Gary C. Comer Mr. and Mrs. Alan R. Crain, Jr. Dr. and Mrs. Dennis Shubert Mr. Benjamin and Dr. Dianna Emory Mr. John Cripps Mr. and Mrs. James N. Skeen Mrs. Walter B. Ford, II Mr. Christopher Cronan Mr. and Mrs. E. Newbold Smith Mr. and Mrs. Paul Growald Mr. Harrington Cummings Ms. Patty Stanley Mr. and Mrs. John H.J. Guth Dr. and Mrs. Bernhoff A. Dahl Mr. Richard Storck Mr. and Mrs. Robert P. Kogod Mr. and Mrs. Robert W. Daly Mr. and Mrs. W.B. Dixon Stroud Mr. and Mrs. Antony Merck Mr. and Mrs. C. Douglas Dillon Mr. and Mrs. Richard Talpey Mr. and Mrs. Gerrish H. Milliken Mr. Richard Donohoe Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Uhlman Ms. Mary Morgan Mr. and Mrs. Ford B. Draper, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. John Weston Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin R. Neilson Mrs. Peggy Engel Mr. and Mrs. Allen Wheat Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Pierce Mr. and Mrs. L. Martin Everett, Jr. Mr. Robert Willis and Ms. Tara Kelly Ms. Ann Roberts Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Felton Mrs. Charles Woodward Mr. Rockefeller Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Flournoy, III Mrs. Patricia Wright Mr. and Mrs. Steven C. Rockefeller Mr. and Mrs. W. West Frazier, IV Mr. and Mrs. Norbert W. Young, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. William P. Stewart Mr. and Mrs. Paul Fremont-Smith, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. George Strawbridge, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Murray Gartner $500 – $999 Mr. and Mrs. William C. Trimble, III Mr. and Mrs. Leon A. Gorman Ms. Jane Gray Mr. and Mrs. James Applewhite $5,000 – $9,999 The Rt. Rev. and Mrs. J. Clark Grew Mr. and Mrs. James E. Bayne Dr. and Mrs. Hafkenschiel Mr. and Mrs. Beattey Anonymous Mr. and Mrs. G. Bernard Hamilton Mr. C. Graham Berwind Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert A. Butler Mr. Stephen Hanze Mr. Eduardo Bohorquez and Mrs. B. E. Carpenter Mr. and Mrs. Henry F. Harris Ms. Nancy Manter Ms. Barbara Danielson Dr. and Mrs. Leonard F. Hirsh, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Edward S. Bromage Mr. and Mrs. Charles D. Dickey, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. John W. Ingle, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Edward A. Brown, III Mr. and Mrs. David Goodrich Mr. and Mrs. R. Duane Iselin Mr. and Mrs. David J. Callard Mrs. Margaret F. Grace Mr. Robert Johnstone and Rev. and Mrs. Brenton H. Carey Mr. and Mrs. Charles A. Heimbold, Jr. Rev. Mary Johnstone Mr. Charles Cheston, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Denholm M. Jacobs Mr. and Mrs. H. Lee Judd Mrs. Percy Clark Mr. Charles F. Kane, Jr. and Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Kaufman Mr. and Mrs. Clarke Coggeshall Ms. Annie Eldridge Mr. and Mrs. Morris C. Kellett Mr. and Mrs. Gifford Combs Mr. and Mrs. Clement C. Moore Mr. and Mrs. E. Robert Kinney Mr. and Mrs. Roderick H. Cushman Mr. and Mrs. David Rockefeller, Jr. Mr. Dana Kirkpatrick Ms. Peggy Dulany Mrs. Diana Wister Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Klema Mr. Stephen M. Dungan and Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Lapham Ms. Pam Weathers $1,000 – $4,999 Ms. Linda Lewis Mr. and Mrs. Wolcott B. Dunham, Jr. Dr. and Mrs. Ralph Longsworth Mrs. John Eddison Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin M. Belcher Mr. and Mrs. Jack MacNeish, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Nathaniel Fenton Mr. and Mrs. James G. Blaine, II Mr. and Mrs. Edward S. Madara, Jr. Mr. Charles Foster, Jr. The Hon. and Mrs. Robert O. Blake Mr. and Mrs. Roger Milliken Mr. and Mrs. Thomas H. Fox Mrs. Charlotte Bordeaux Mr. Lorenzo Mitchell Mr. Phillip Fox, II

2000 Annual Report Mr. and Mrs. David Boyd The Rev. and Mrs. Albert P. Neilson Dr. and Mrs. Henry Frick 7 Friends of Acadia

21_1185 8 7/26/01, 5:18 PM Mr. and Mrs. Robert Gann $250 – $499 Mrs. Barbara Hughes Mr. and Mrs. G. Wayne Stoddard Ms. Audrey Garrett Mr. and Mrs. Christopher Hutchins Ms. Christy Stout Mr. and Mrs. Sheldon Goldthwait, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Michael Agar Mr. Garrick Hyde-White Ms. Susan Teale Mr. and Mrs. John Victor Grainger Mr. M. Anderson and Mr. and Mrs. Hallett Johnson, Jr. Mr. Robert Timpson, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Richard C. Habermann Ms. L. Ostergren Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Jones Mr. R. D. Treadwell Mr. Gordon Hargraves, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Kirk Andert Mr. Jay Kaiser Mr. and Mrs. John Treanor Mr. and Mrs. Robert L. Hatch Mr. John Andrews Mr. and Mrs. John E. Kirby Mrs. Charles Tyson Mr. and Mrs. David L. Hopkins, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Schofield Andrews, III Mr. and Mrs. Mark H. Kryder Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Van R. Ulman Dr. and Mrs. William Horner Mr. and Mrs. Alexander Ardwin Ms. Priscilla Lane Dr. Donna Vegeais Mr. and Mrs. Peter Iselin Mrs. Annette Axtmann Mr. and Mrs. Edward H. H. Leiter Mr. and Mrs. Cornelius Byron Waud Mr. Charles Jacobi Ms. Jennifer Banks Ms. Margaret Lerner Mr. and Mrs. Martin Weinkle Mr. and Mrs. Atwater Kent, III Mr. and Mrs. Richard Beck Mrs. Thompson Lesher Mr. and Mrs. Robert C. Wendt Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert H. Kinney Mr. and Mrs. Phillip G. Bennett Mr. and Mrs. Robert Libkind Mr. Warwick Wheeler Mr. and Mrs. Eugene B. Kinsella Mr. and Mrs. Robert Bird Mr. and Mrs. Edward Lipkin Mr. William Whitledge Mr. and Mrs. Harry Konkel Mr. Frank Bodnar Mr. Daniel MacDonald Mr. Edward Wilbarger Mr. and Mrs. Gerrit Lansing Mr. and Mrs. Charles Borda, III Mr. Harry Madeira, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Christopher H. Willis Mr. and Mrs. Edward B. Leisenring, Jr. Mrs. Allison Bourke Mr. Frederick R. Malone, III Mr. and Mrs. Henry J. Winn Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Lindsay Mr. and Mrs. Michael F. Bouscaren Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Marcus Mr. and Mrs. Edward Winterberg Mr. and Mrs. K. Prescott Low Ms. Alma Boylan Mr. James Maynard Ms. Catherine Wolff Mr. John Lucey Mr. and Mrs. John H. Briggs Mr. and Mrs. R. Elliot R. McBride Ms. Joanne Yates and Mr. and Mrs. H. Stanley MacDonald Mr. and Mrs. William Buchanan, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Grant Gibson Mr. Craig Murphy Mr. and Mrs. F. Benjamin MacKinnon Mr. Michael Buskus McCullagh Mrs. C. Clark Zantzinger Mr. and Mrs. Robert McKown Mr. and Mrs. Edwin O. Bussey, Jr. Mr. George McFall Mrs. Jane Zirnkilton Mr. and Mrs. James W. Merrill Mr. Dexter Chafee Mr. and Mrs. Clement McGillicuddy Mr. and Mrs. David Moore Mr. and Mrs. P. Hamilton Clark, III Ms. Martha McLanahan $100 – $249 Mrs. G. Marshall Moriarty Mr. John A. Colberg and Mr. Brian McNiff Mr. and Mrs. Edwin N.B. Nalle Ms. Maria A. Kolenda Mrs. James Michel Mr. and Mrs. James D. Abeles Mrs. A. Corkran Nimick Mr. Warren Cook Mr. and Mrs. K. David Milbury Mr. Burt Adelman and Mr. and Mrs. Robert L. Noddin Mr. and Mrs. Albert H. Curtis, II Dr. Frank Moya Ms. Lydia Rogers Mrs. George Pepper Mr. and Mrs. William Davidson Ms. Margaret Myers Dr. Harvey Aiges Mr. and Ms. Paul Plekavich Mr. and Mrs. William F. Dohmen Mrs. Ethel Nalle Mr. and Mrs. Rafi Al-Hussainy Dr. and Mrs. Charles H. Richman Mr. and Mrs. Peter Dole Mrs. H. Neilson Mr. and Mrs. Donald Allen Mr. Michael Roach Mr. and Mrs. David Donovan Mr. and Mrs. Peter P. Nitze Mr. and Mrs. Demetrio Mrs. Sascha Rockefeller Dr. Maxene Doty Mr. and Mrs. William K. Norris Alvarez-Calderon Ms. Jeannine Ross Ms. Reeve Draper Mr. and Mrs. Walter L. O’Connell Mr. and Mrs. Charlton H. Ames Ms. Katheryn Russi Mr. Victor Drexel Ms. Wendy Palmquist Mr. Godfrey Amphlett Mr. John Sauer Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence C. Eaton Mr. George Peabody Mr. and Mrs. David A. Anderson Mr. and Mrs. Peter Sellers Mr. and Mrs. Charles H. Erhart, Jr. Dr. and Mrs. Henry P. Pendergrass Mr. and Mrs. Robert C. Anderson Mr. and Mrs. Conrad N. Shisler Mr. Bob Fallon and Mr. H. Bradlee Perry Mr. Charles W. Andrews Mrs. Caroline Simmons Ms. Joan Leening Ms. Nancy Pindus Mr. and Mrs. David Andrews Mr. Don Smith Mr. and Mrs. James A. Finnegan Mr. and Mrs. Todd Rakoff Mr. and Mrs. Stockton Andrews Mr. and Mrs. Robert N. Spahr Mr. and Mrs. Joseph G. Fogg, III Mr. and Mrs. Joseph V. Reed Mr. and Mrs. John E. Anthony Mr. and Mrs. Richard V. St. John Mr. and Mrs. Ridgely Foster Mr. and Mrs. Matthias J. Reynolds Mr. and Mrs. William Apthorp Mr. and Mrs. Donald B. Straus Mr. and Mrs. William Frankenhoff Ms. Patricia Rice Mr. and Mrs. William S. Arata Mr. and Mrs. Curt B. Strohacker Mr. and Mrs. Coster Gerard Mr. and Mrs. John Rivers Mrs. and Mr. Marguerite W. Arbuckle Mr. A. Wakelee Swartz, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Charles P. Gogolak Mr. Luther Robb and Mr. and Mrs. Richard H. Arndts Mr. Alan J. Vlach and Dr. Neva Goodwin and Ms. Luci Wienczkowski Ms. Margaret Rigg Atwood Ms. Ann M. Luther Mr. Bruce Mazlish Mr. and Mrs. Owen W. Roberts Mr. and Mrs. Eugene E. Aubry Mr. and Mrs. Richard S. Gurin Ms. Susan Roberts Mr. and Mrs. John Austgen Mr. George Hardin Mr. and Mrs. James S. Rogers Ms. Margaret Austin Mr. Christopher Harte and Mr. and Mrs. Douglas P. Rose Mr. Greg Baer Ms. Katherine Stoddard Mr. and Mrs. William Rudolf Mr. Alan Baker Mr. and Mrs. Malcolm L. Hayward, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Steve Rush Mr. and Mrs. William J. Baker Mr. and Mrs. Fritz Heimann Mr. and Mrs. Russ Salisbury Ms. Gertrude Bancroft Mr. and Mrs. Harry K. Hiestand Ms. Nan Sawyer Mr. and Mrs. David L. Banker Mr. Robert Hill Mr. and Mrs. Christopher G. Scott Mr. Alfred Barton Ms. Betsey Holtzmann Dr. and Mrs. Norman J. Siegel Mr. and Mrs. Bill Bates Mr. Richard Honigsbaum Mr. and Mrs. Michael Siklosi Mr. Harry Beach Mr. and Mrs. Ben Hubbard Ms. Joyce Spingarn Mr. and Mrs. Orlando Bendana

Mrs. Reginald Hudson Ms. Anne Stern Mr. and Mrs. William E. Benjamin, II 2000 Annual Report Friends of Acadia 8

21_1185 9 7/26/01, 5:18 PM Mr and Ms Brigham Bentley Mr. and Mrs. Charles Cunningham Dr. and Mrs. Jay A. Fishman Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Berg Mr. Charles Cunningham Mrs. Frances Fitzgerald and Mr. Peter Bergh and Mr. and Mrs. Charles Curran Mr. James Sterba Ms. Janet Prince Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Cushing Mr. Robert Foelsche Mr. and Mrs. Richard Bergman Mr. and Mrs. Richard S. Dabbs Mr. and Mrs. Peter Foley Dr. and Ms. A. Jan Berlin Mr. and Mrs. John F. D’Amico Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Z. Fox Mr. Jonathan Beverly Mr. and Mrs. William V. Daniel Dr. and Mrs. Richard R. Fox Mr. Steven Bien Mr. and Mrs. Edmond Danielson Mrs. Frederick Fraley Ms. Rachel Bichardt Ms. Peggy Danneman Mr. and Mrs. G.L.K. Frelinghuysen Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Blake Mr. and Mrs. John C. Dapp Mr. and Mrs. Gary Frost Mr. Michael J. Blasik and Mr. and Mrs. Edwin A. Davison Mr. and Mrs. Charles Gagnebin, III Ms. Nancy H. Morris Mr. and Mrs. Jon F. Dawson Mr. Bruce Gardner Mr. Lawrence Blood Mr. and Mrs. Charles Deafenbaugh Mr. and Mrs. Matthew Gardner Mr. Ken Boland and Ms. Judy Burk Mr. and Mrs. Vance Dearborn Ms. Raelene Gardner Mr. and Mrs. James F.C. Bostwick Ms. Kay Deaux and Mr. and Mrs. Wendell R. Garner Ms. June Bowden Mr. Sam Glucksberg Mr. and Mrs. William L. Garrymore Ms. Ellen Brawley Mr. and Mrs. Johannes Delphendahl Ms. Mary Ann Gernegliaro and Mr. James Brennenstuhl and Family Mr. Dwight Demerritt, Jr. Ms. Emily Simon Ms. Anne E. Bridges and Mr. and Mrs. George Denny Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Giacomazza Mr. Paul C. Bates Mr. and Mrs. Philip DeNormandie Mr. John Gibb Mr. and Mrs. Audsley F. Bridges Mr. Steven DePaul and Mr. and Mrs. David Gintz Mr. and Mrs. J. Reeve Bright Ms. Beth Rendeiro Mr. and Mrs. Curtis Glovier Mr. and Ms. Stuart W. Brown Ms. Judith M. Desenis and Mr. and Mrs. Garry Goldberg Mr. and Mrs. Ron Bryant Mr. E. Scott Peters Mr. Lawrence Goldfarb and Mr. and Mrs. Peter Bullard Ms. Sharon Diamen Ms. Gerda Paumgarten Dr. Walter Bundy, III Mr. and Mrs. George A. Dickson, III Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Goldman Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Burgess Dr. Richard Dimond Mr. and Mrs. Frederic Goldrich Ms. Meaghan Burrins Mr. and Mrs. Terence Doiron Dr. Judith Goldstein Revs. Richard and Jeanette Burton Mr. Chuck Donnelly and Mr. Tim Goltz Mr. Neil Buzynski Ms. Janet Anker Mr. and Mrs. Don Gooding Mr. Hamish Caldwell and Mr. and Mrs. Malcolm Douglass Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Gotwals Ms. Dalia Judowvitz Ms. Sherrie Downing and Mr. and Mrs. Paul Graffam Ms. Amy Campbell Ms. Kay Monroe-Levine Mr. and Mrs. Alexander Grant Mr. Thomas Cassidy and Mr. Marc Dubroff Dr. and Mrs. Joseph L. Grant Ms. Joy Oakes Mr. and Mrs. John M. Duley Mr. and Mrs. Richard Grant Mr. Ray Cave and Mrs. Pat Ryan Dr. Edward Dunham Mr. and Mrs. Steven B. Green Mr. and Mrs. Robert Cawley Mr. and Mrs. George H. Dwight Mr. and Mrs. E.K. Greenlaw Mr. John L. Celenza, Jr. and Mr. and Mrs. W. Mills Dyer, Jr. Ms. Valerie Greenlaw Ms. Cathy M. Shea Mr. Thomas Eagan Dr. and Mrs. John F. Gross Ms. June Chaplin Mr. and Mrs. Thomas L. Eagan, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Frederick L. Haack, Jr. Major and Mrs. Henry Chary Mr. Bruce Ebbeson and Mr. and Mrs. Ted Hahn Mrs. David Cheever Ms. Beverly Russell Mr. Brain Hale Mr. and Mrs. Bevin V. Cherot Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Eby Mr. Donald Hall Mr. and Mrs. George Cheston Mr. and Mrs. Joseph M. Edwards Mr. and Mrs. George B. E. Hambleton Mr. and Mrs. Lee Chick Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Ehrig Mr. and Mrs. William Hand Ms. Susan Choma and Mr. Thomas Elkins Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Handel Mr. Allen Zimmerman Dr. William Elliott Mr. and Mrs. Edward Hanson, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Eric J. Cieplik Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Elpern Mr. and Mrs. Doug Harley Dr. and Mrs. Thomas Clark Mr. and Mrs. Ed Elvidge Mr. and Mrs. Paul Harris Mr. Lee Clarke and Ms. Kristin Neun Mr. Frederick Emery, Jr. Dr. and Mrs. P.F. Harris Ms. Kathryn Clement The Engel Family Mr. and Mrs. Shepard Harris Mr. Stephen Clement Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Erikson Mr. and Mrs. Peter D. Harrison Mr. and Mrs. Elliot Cohen Mr. Jay Espy Mr. Randolph Harrison Mr. Richard Cohen and Mr. and Mrs. Donald C. Esty Mrs. Virginia Hart Ms. Pamela Hattem Mr. and Mrs. William Evans Mr. Reed Hartel Mr. and Mrs. Allen Cole Mr. Stephen W. Feingold Mr. and Mrs. Marcus Harwood Ms. Marylouise Cowan Mr. and Mrs. William Fenton Ms. Ellen Nalle Hass Ms. Moira Creaser Dr. Henry Ferrell, III Mr. Joseph Hatch Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Crocefoglia Mr. and Mrs. Joseph A. Ferron, III Mrs. Alexander Hawes

2000 Annual Report Dr. and Mrs. Kerry W. Crowley Mr. Redmond C. S. Finney Mr. John Hawkins 9 Friends of Acadia

21_1185 10 7/26/01, 5:19 PM Ms. Jacqueline Hayes Mr. and Mrs. John N. Kelly Mr. and Mrs. Michael Marmer Mr. Gary Osborn Mr. and Mrs. Peter Haynes Mr. Patrick A. Kelly and Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Marshall Mr. and Mrs. Mitch W. Overstreet Mr. and Mrs. J. Michael Hays Ms. Cynthia L. Spell Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence H. Martin Mr. and Mrs. James Owen Mr. and Mrs. Walter S. Hayward Mr. and Mrs. Victor A. Kelmenson Ms. Margaret Martin and Mr. and Mrs. Frank Pacowski Mrs. Susan Hazard Mr. and Mrs. Moorhead C. Ms. Barbara Roland Mr. Robert Patterson, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Evan Heald Kennedy, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Josh Marvil Mr. and Mrs. Malcolm E. Peabody Mr. and Mrs. David B. Heller Mr. and Mrs. William Kennedy Mr. J. Michael Mavrogordato Mr. Samuel Peabody Mr. and Mrs. James Hellmuth Mr. and Mrs. Paul Killoran Mr. and Mrs. Richard D. Maxwell Ms. Michelle C. Pelletier Ms. Margaret Henderson Mr. and Mrs. Zev Kindler Ms. Donna Maynard Mr. and Mrs. Stephen A. Pennell Mrs. John Henry Ms. Camilla Knapp Dr. and Mrs. Allan McAllister Mr. Robert Pesner Mrs. Lindsay Herkness Ms. Barbara Knowles Mrs. Dorothy McCall Mr. and Mrs. Todd A. Peters Mr. Matthew Herrington Dr. and Mrs. Ernest I. Kohorn Dr. and Mrs. Alexander McCurdy, III Mr. and Mrs. David C. Peterson Ms. Betty Higgins Mr. and Mrs. Richard Kosiba Ms. Mary McEvoy Mr. and Mrs. R. Anderson Pew Ms. Melinda Hill Mr. and Mrs. Keith Kroeger Ms. Moira McGrane Mrs. Brenda G. Pfeiffer Mr. William Hine and Mr. Thomas Kuenker and Ms. Anne McInnes Mr. and Mrs. Richard C. Philbrick Ms. Cathy Hazelton Ms. Petra Kursawe Mr. Richard McNeary Mr. and Mrs. Glen M. Phillips Mrs. Jerold Hinckley Ms. Stephanie Kumble Mr. and Mrs. William McPadden Mrs. Harry H. S. Phillips Mr. and Mrs. George Hinman Mr. J. Ward Kuser Mr. and Mrs. Robert Meckley Mr. Mark Picurro Mr. and Mrs. Dana W. Hiscock Mr. and Mrs. Joseph J. La Pilusa Mr. and Mrs. John Kenneth Ms. Ursula Poland Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Hitchcock, III Ms. Carol Anne Lacey Menges, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Richard A. Pollak Dr. and Mrs. John Hoche Mr. and Mrs. Steven Lamoureux Ms. Suzanne Mercury Mr. and Mrs. Brian Pollard Mr. and Mrs. Sven Holberg Mr. and Mrs. Skip Langley Ms. Teresa Metcalf Rev. Goldwin Pollard Mr. and Mrs. Michael Holden Mr. and Mrs. John W. Lapsley Rev. and Mrs. Ronald I. Metz Ms. Jeanne Polley Mr. and Mrs. Vaughn Holyoke Mr. and Mrs. Joseph J. Lasich Mr. and Mrs. Helmut Meyerbach Mr. and Mrs. Gus F. Polli Mr. Alan Homans and Mr. and Mrs. Gresh Lattimore Mr. and Mrs. William P. Meyerjack Ms. Sally Ponchak Ms. Lynn Reynolds Mr. and Mrs. Frank B. Lawson, Jr. Mrs. Adele Miller Ms. Henrietta Poons Mr. and Mrs. Stephen B. Homer Mr. and Mrs. William C. Leary Mr. Glenn Milligan and Ms. Emma Pope-Welsh and Ms. Alix Hopkins Mr. Thomas F. Leddy and Ms. Michele Daley Mr. Pat Welsh Mrs. Mark Hopkins Ms. Tamara Newell Mr. Joseph Minott, Jr. Ms. Victoria Powers and Mr. Ken Horowitz and Ms. Roslyn Leibensperger Mr. Anthony Mirenda and Mr. Garrett Tilton Ms. Rose-Anne Moore Mr. and Mrs. Raymond H. Leonard Ms. Tracy Cornogg Mr. Percy Preston, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Wilburn C. Hoskins Ms. Patricia Levesque Mr. and Mrs. James Mnookin Mr. and Mrs. Daniel B. Priestley Mr. and Mrs. Jack Hovis Ms. Ann Levin Mr. Jay Montfort Mr. and Ms. Richard Primo Mr. and Mrs. Richard Howe Ms. Molly Lewis and Mr. and Mrs. J. Mason Morfit Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Pulis Ms. Darlene Huff Ms. Karen Yaeger Mr. and Mrs. DeWitt Cuyler Morris Ms. Deborah Pulliam Ms. Mary Huskins Mr. Mark Lindenlaub Mr. I. Wistar Morris, III Mr. and Mrs. George Putnam Mr. and Mrs. J. Britton Hutchins Ms. Christine Lojko Drs. Anne W. Moulton and Mr. Eben Pyne Mr. and Mrs. Mark Ishkanian Mr. and Mrs. James R. Loutit John B. Murphy Mr. and Mrs. Richard E. Quandt Ms. Mary Jacobs Mr. and Mrs. Richard Loutzenheiser Mr. Glenn Munkvold and Mr. Peter Quinn Ms. Naomi Jacobs Ms. Billie Luisi-Potts Ms. Jill Gordon Dr. Louis Rabineau Mr. and Mrs. James Jaffray, Jr. Mr. E. Benjamin C. Lukens Mr. Creighton B. Murch and Mr. and Mrs. Robert Radle Mr. Tim Jeffries Mr. and Mrs. Robert A. Lukens Ms. Janice A. Smith Mr. and Mrs. David Rapaport Mr. and Mrs. Edward C. Johnson, 3rd Mr. and Mrs. John C. Lumsden Mr. and Mrs. David W. Murray Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Rassmussen Mr. Edward Kaelber and Mr. and Mrs. Edgar B. Lupfer Mr. and Mrs. Michael Musetti Mr. and Ms. David Rauscher Ms. Ann Sewall Mrs. Barbara Lyman Mr. and Mrs. Jeff Myles Mr. and Mrs. Dean Read Ms. Myra Karstadt Mr. Joseph Mackay Mr. and Mrs. David Nalle Mr. and Mrs. Henry T. Reath Mr. and Mrs. David Kass Mr. and Mrs. Ward D. MacKenzie Mrs. John and Jane Newhall Ms. Mary Reath Mr. William Kates, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Todd Mackey Ms. Margaret Nomentana Mr. and Mrs. C. Jeff Reece, Jr. Dr. Steven Katona and Ms. Judith Macomber Mr. and Ms. Brian M. Norris Mr. and Mrs. Richard Reed Ms. Susan Lerner Ms. Rebecca MacQuinn Mr. and Mrs. Russell Notides Mr. and Mrs. Thomas E. Reed Mr. and Mrs. Christopher Katucki Mr. and Mrs. Edward W. Madeira, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Victor L. Nuovo Mr. J. Stanley Reeve and Dr. and Mrs. Richard Katz Mr. and Mrs. Peter Madeira Mr. Thomas O’Brien and Ms. Abagail Egan Dr. and Mrs. Leon D. Katz Mr. Lance Mahaney Ms. Lauren Cosgrove Mr. and Mrs. J. Stanley Reeves Mr. Stephen Keiser and Ms. Marla Major Ms. Cora L. Olgyay and Mr. and Mrs. Richard L. Reller Ms. Karen Perry Mr. and Mrs. John Makarevich Mr. Alan C. Rosenquist Mr. and Mrs. Jay Rhine Mr. and Mrs. Kevin E. Kelley Mr. and Mrs. Peter Malinowski Mr. and Mrs. Robert T. Oliphant Mr. and Mrs. Bradley Rice Mr. and Mrs. Neal B. Kellogg Ms. Casey Mallinckrodt and Mr. and Mrs. John C. Oliver Mr. and Mrs. Bruce J. Riddell Mr. and Mrs. James Kellogg Mr. Algernon Reese Mr. and Mrs. George D. O’Neill Dr. and Mrs. Brooke Roberts Mr. John Kelly and Dr. and Mrs. Sean T. Maloney Ms. Tasha O’Neill Mr. John Roberts

Ms. Catherine O’Connor Ms. Pauline Marler Mr. and Mrs. David A. Orsmond The Roberts Family 2000 Annual Report Friends of Acadia 10

21_1185 11 7/26/01, 5:19 PM Mr. and Mrs. Howard Rosenberg Mr. and Mrs. Joseph B. Thomas $1 — $99 Mr. and Mrs. Tom Ross Ms. Linda Thomas Mr. and Mrs. Richard Salisbury Mr. and Mrs. Timothy J. Thomas Thank you to the 1,096 donors in Mr. and Mrs. Robert Salthouse Mr. and Mrs. Charles I. Thompson, Jr. this category who donated nearly Mrs. Jane Saxl Mr. and Ms. Stuart H. Thomsen $43,000 to support important Ms. Brenda Schaff Mr. Lawrence Timpson and Friends of Acadia programs Mr. and Mrs. John Schimenti Ms. Patricia Grew benefitting Acadia National Park. Mr. and Mrs. Michael M. Schlager Mr. and Mrs. Allan L. Tomasco Mr. and Mrs. Richard Schloss Ms. Anna Cox Toogood If we have omitted your name, we Mr. Erik Schmitt Mr. and Mrs. Granville N. Toogood apologize. Please notify us and we Ms. Ann Schonberger Mr. Paul Tourigny will correct the error. Mr. and Mrs. Charles P. Schutt, Jr. Mr. Frederic C. Towers Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Scott, Jr. Mr. Terry Towne and Mr. and Mrs. Ken Senne Ms. Diana McDowell Ms. Fredericka Shaw Mr. and Mrs. Harry E. Triplett Ms. Esther Shay Mr. and Mrs. Michael S. Triplett Mrs. Peter Shea Ms. Mariana Tupper Mr. and Mrs. William M. Sheeser Mr. John H. Turner, Jr. and Mr. Valentine Sheldon Ms. Harriett Tee Taggart Ms. Margaret Sheldon Ms. Anne Ulanov Mr. and Mrs. Kirk Shisler Mr. and Mrs. Michael Vekasi NUMBER OF DONORS Mr. David Sholemson and Family Mr. and Ms. Stephen Vence PER YEAR Mr. and Mrs. Winthrop A. Short Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Voigtlander Foundations $1,000+ Mr. and Mrs. Otto M. Siegrist Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Vondell Dr. and Mrs. James Smith Ms. Lesley Waldron Anonymous 200 Mr. and Mrs. Richard Smith Mrs. and Mr. Ginger Walker Bangor Daily News Charities 180 Mr. Glenn Snyder, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Wallace The Beinecke Foundation 160 Ms. Jamie S. Somes Ms. Deirdre Warren The Buchanan Family Foundation 140 Mr. and Mrs. Alan Sorensen Ms. Patricia Waters Florence V. Burden Foundation Ms. Cynthia Sorensen Mr. and Mrs. John E. Weeks Butler Foundation, Inc. 120 Ms. Mercedes Sorensen Ms. Zoe Weil The Comer Foundation 100 Mr. and Mrs. Roland Sosa Mr. and Mrs. Dietrich Weismann Crestlea Foundation, Inc. 80 Mr. and Mrs. Harris B. Southard Ms. Alice Wellman The Dillon Fund 60 Ms. Stephanie Spahr-Pepper Dr. and Mrs. Alan Weymouth The Walter and Josephine Ford Fund Mr. and Mrs. Irwin E. Spalding Mr. J. C. Whetzel Fore River Foundation 40 Dr. and Mrs. William A. Spencer Mr. and Mrs. Holyoke Whitney The Helen Clay Frick Foundation 20 Mr. and Mrs. Brian Spencer Mr. and Mrs. William A. Wilkinson Janet & Maureen Grace Trust 0 Mrs. Samuel Spencer Mr. and Mrs. Rufus Williams Richard Haiman National Parks ’93 ’94 ’95 ’96 ’97 ’98 ’99 2000 Mr. and Mrs. Harry Spingarn Mr. and Mrs. William H. Willis, Jr. Foundation, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Zachary Stalberg Mr. and Mrs. James Willott The Atwater Kent Foundation, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. David B. Still Mr. John Wilmerding The Maine Community Foundation Ms. Hope Stokes Ms. Lois Winter Friends of Acadia Fund Mr. and Mrs. Darrell Storholt Mr. and Mrs. George Wislar Ocean Ledges Fund Mr. and Mrs. Geoffrey T. Strawbridge Mr. and Mrs. John B. Wislar Agnes Milliken Foundation Mr. and Mrs. William J. Strawbridge, Jr. Mrs. Hannah E.W. Wister The Gerrish H. Milliken Foundation Ms. Marion Stroud Mr. James Witherell The Minneapolis Foundation Ms. Jeannie Stroupe Mrs. and Mr. Carolyn Breen Witt The Nautilus Foundation, Inc. Ms. Caren Sturges Mr. Richard Wolf Margaret Nomentana Foundation Ms. Catherine Suiter Mr. and Mrs. Kimball R. Woodbury O’Donnell Iselin Foundation, Inc. Mr. Daniel Sullivan and Ms. Susan Woodman The Philanthropic Collaborative, Inc. Ms. Anne Melvin Mr. and Mrs. James R. Wright Quebec Labrador Foundation Mrs. Robert Suminsby Ms. Story Wright The David Rockefeller Fund, Inc. Ms. Janet Sundby and Mr. and Mrs. Richard Yanalunas Sasco Foundation Ms. Elisabeth Wells Mrs. Charlton Yarnall, II Shelby Cullom Davis Foundation Mrs. Riley Sunderland Mr. Geoffrey P. Young and The Stirling Foundation Mr. Marcus Sweet Ms. Emily M. Beck Margaret Dorrance Strawbridge Mr. Daniel Tandy and Mr. Robert Zinn Foundation of Pennsylvania II Ms. Stefani Berkey Mrs. Cornelia Zinsser The Valley Foundation Ms. Susan Terrill Mr. and Mrs. Barry Zuckerman The Woodcock Foundation

2000 Annual Report Ms. Diane Terry Mr. Vasyl Zuk and Ms. Gloria Capik Sydney & Phyllis Wragge Foundation 11 Friends of Acadia

21_1185 12 7/26/01, 5:19 PM Businesses Hinckley Marine Insurance Gifts In-Kind Mr. Franz Klammer and Organizations Hinckley Real Estate Kobirck Coffee Company Holy Redeemer Youth Group Anonymous Le Domaine A Lone Moose J. N. Mills Co., Inc. Abel’s Lobster Pound Mr. Ira Howard Levy Acadia Corporation The Kedge Acapellago Local Color Acadia National Park Tours The Kimball Shop & Boutique Apex Custom Lease Corporation Mr. Kevin P. Mahaney Acadia Veterinary Hospital The Kingsleigh Inn Mr. Seth Allen/Vin Di Vino Maine Cottage Furniture Agile Air Service The Knowles Company Atlantic Climbing School Maine Point Alternative Market Land Art Landscape Architecture Bar Harbor Bicycle Shop Mrs. Adrienne Maxwell Asticou Inn LandVest Bar Harbor Jazz Ensemble Mrs. Jane Maynard Atlantic Eyrie Lodge Liberty Graphics Beadleston Art Gallery Mr. Barry Milea Atlantic Oakes by the Sea Llangolan Inn & Cottages Ms. Charlotte Beers Mr. Robert Milea/Milea Truck Bangor Daily News The Lynam Agency Berry, Dunn, McNeil & Parker Sales Corp. Bar Harbor Banking & Trust Company Machias Savings Bank Ms. Paulette Bilsky/Parker’s Mr. Jerry Miller/Miller & Company Bar Harbor Bicycle Shop Harold MacQuinn, Inc. Coffee House Mr. Edward Monat/“Diver Ed” Bar Harbor Brewing Company, Inc. Manor House Inn Ms. Stephanie Blackstock Mrs. Dorothy Kerper Monnelly The Bar Harbor Garden Club Manset Yacht Service Mr. Tom Blagden Mount Desert Spring Water The Bar Harbor Inn Mira Monte Inn Mr. and Mrs. Curtis Blake Mount Desert Island YMCA Bar Harbor Motel Monckton Associates Mrs. Jill Blanchard Mrs. Meredith Moriarty Bar Harbor Quality Inn National Park Sea Kayak Tours Chef David Bouley/Danube National Park Foundation Bar Harbor Times National Park Tours & Transport, Inc. Restaurant National Park Tours & Transport, Inc. Barco Credit Union National Parks Conservation Assn. Mr. Frederic A. Bourke, Jr. Never Enough Thyme Battles Family Partnership New Image Hair Salon Mr. and Mrs. Reginald Brack New England Outdoor Center Bay Meadow Cottages Parkman Publications Mr. William Bracken Mrs. Susan Nitze Bee’s Incorporated Port in a Storm Bookstore Mr. Earl Brechlin Northeast Harbor Art and Antiques Belle Isle Motel The Red House Mrs. Ildiko Butler Ms. Alexandra Oakes Birdsnest Gallery Roland Sosa Architecture Mr. Charles Butt The Obbard Family Black Friar Inn The Romantic Room C2-Media.com of Manhattan Patagonia Bond Builders, Inc. Rosecliff Cottages C. J.’s Big Dipper Mr. and Mrs. R. Anderson Pew The Burning Tree Ross & Ferm, LLC Colgan Air Raft Maine Cadillac Mountain Sports Sotheby’s Mr. and Mrs. Gary C. Comer Redfield’s Restaurant Roc Caivano Architects Seacroft Inn Continental Airlines Mr. Hazen K. Richardson, II Carroll Drug Store Sears Roebuck & Co. Mrs. Malinda Crain Ms. Jennifer Richardson/The Castlemaine Inn Southwest Food Mart Darling’s Auto Mall Romantic Room The Claremont, Inc. The Swan Agency Ms. Valerie deAngelo Ms. Katheryn Russi Coastal Exposures Swift River Operations/Swift Downeast Transportation Ms. Bethany Savage The Colony River Hafslund Eastwind Gallery Mr. and Mrs. Richard Schloss Coplon Associates Tyson & Partners, Inc. Mr. Benjamin and Dr. Dianna Emory Mr. and Mrs. Robert Shafer Credit Suisse/First Boston Unilever, Inc. Mr. Richard W. Estes Shard Pottery Cromwell Harbor Motel Union Trust Company Mr. Dan Falt Shaw Fine Contemporary Jewelry The Cubby Hole, Inc. The Wedge, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Felton Roland Sosa Architecture Davis Agency Willis’ Rock Shop Mr. Paul Fenton Sotheby’s Auction House Destiny Sailing Mrs. Leslie Fogg Stonewall Kitchens Don’s Shop ‘N Save Corporate Matching Gifts Ms. Ellie Ford Ms. Martha Stewart Downeast Outing Club Ms. Ellen Fredericko Sturgis Boatworks Duffy’s Quarterdeck Restaurant Business & Legal Reports Mr. Stan Gurrell Mrs. Pat Toogood EDS Electric, Inc. Champion International Corporation Mrs. Polly Guth Tootsies Eaton, Peabody, Bradford & The Chase Manhattan Foundation Ms. Lisa Hall Treasure Island Veague, PA The Chubb Corporation Mr. and Mrs. W. Clay Hamner Wallace Tents Eden Rising/Bar Harbor Goldsmiths Deutsche Bank Americas Foundation Ms. Meghan Harvey Mr. Helmut Weber Edgewater Motel Gannett, Welsh & Kotler, Inc. Havana Restaurant West Marine Emery’s Cottages on the Shore General Mills Foundation Mr. Michael Hazen Ms. Amanda Weil Charles K. Foster, Inc. Glaxo Wellcome, Inc. Ms. Elaine Hearn/The Worth Harry Wils & Co. F. W. Thurston Co., Inc. The McGraw-Hill Companies Collection Mr. Ed Winterberg First National Bank of Bar Harbor Merrill Lynch & Co. Foundation The Hinckley Company Ms. Liz Witham/Café Blackboards Galyn’s Restaurant Pitney Bowes Corporation Hinckley Crewed Charters Mr. Stuart Woods Geddy’s Pub Quaker Chemical Foundation Dr. and Mrs. John Hoche XYZ Restaurant Graycote Inn United Technologies Mr. Paul Bruce Jalbert ZEBO Pub & Eatery Harbor Ridge Condominium Assn. The UPS Foundation Mr. Patrick Keating, P.E. Ms. Diana Zimmerman

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21_1185 13 7/26/01, 5:19 PM Gifts in Memory Christine Kusnirak Jane Maynard David Manski Susan McCullagh Esther Amspoker George Peabody Linda McGillicuddy Madeline Cripps Jack Perkins Julie Merck David N. Crofoot John and Caroline Rivers Betsy Moore Mrs. Michael Crofoot Nancy Nimick Michael Jon Curlutu 2000 Benefit Susan Nitze Lloyd G. Davis Gala Committee Nan Ourisman Patricia G. Drexel Barbara Peabody Margaret E. Farrar Lynne Wheat, Chairperson Susanna Porter Dr. Paul Fremont-Smith Malinda Crain, Auction Sheila Pulling J. Peter Grace Pat Toogood, Decorations Mimi Reed Lester Graff Hart Diana Zimmerman, Decorations Jennifer Richardson JoAnne Heath Higdon Gail Cook, Operations Barbara Robinson Donald Higgins Susanne Coffin, Operations Roxana Robinson Ronnie Jordan Story Litchfield, Operations Elizabeth Seherr-Thoss Robert E. Larson Dianna Brochendorff, Board Liaison Ellen Shafer Peter G. Lukens Alex Smith Jeffrey Maksym Brenda Anderson Martha Stewart Robert B. Marler Scott Asen Clare Stone Carol Chaput Moulton Charlotte Beers Janet Strong Harold Peabody Paulette Bilsky Heather Toogood Bernice Peters Patricia Blake Bonnie Van Alen Arthur Pfeiffer Jill Blanchard Susan A. Warren Lucille Pfister Deedie Bouscaren Stephen K. Place Barbara Brack Trails & Carriage Road Gordon Ramsdell John Bueche Volunteers Henry G. Schmidt Ildiko Butler Vivian Singer Marie Claude Butler Our thanks to the more than 1,300 Angelina Sorensen Charles Butt volunteers who contributed nearly George E. “Bud” Sorensen Gail Clark 8,000 hours to the upkeep of Stanley Spangler Ann Crittenden Acadia’s trails and carriage roads, Jane Stern Lynne Daly vistas, and other stewardship needs. Charles R. Tyson, Sr. Gale Davis We are especially grateful for the Gustav “Gus” H. Wallin, Jr. Phyllis Dennis corps of volunteer crew leaders who Linda Douglass participated in program planning Gifts in Honor/ Tribute Sunny Dupree and led groups throughout the Donna Eacho season: Charlotte Worthen de Pedroso and Diana Emory Family Susan Ferrante-Collier Bucky and Maureen Brooks Jane Ferber Leslie Fogg George and Anna Buck Sarah Ketchum Helen Goodhue Betsy Champlin Thunder Hole Stan Gurrell Don Curley Polly Guth Libby Donnan Margaret Hamner Charles Edwards Bettina Hinckley George Feltus Marilyn Hoche Bill Jenkins

George DeWolfe photo DeWolfe George Magaretta Iselin Bob Sanderson Lee Judd Julia Schloss Lydia Kimball Dee and Howard Wilhelmina Kipp Susan Kroeger Debbie Lash If we have omitted your name, we Ira Levy apologize. Please let us know and Lanie Lincoln we will gladly correct any error. Jean Lipkin Vicki Lunt Bambi Lyman Liz Martinez

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21_1185 14 7/26/01, 5:19 PM Board of Directors Honorary Trustees Friends of Acadia Staff Eleanor Ames Stephanie Clement Officers Mr. & Mrs. Robert M. Bass Conservation Director Chairman Edward McCormick Blair Kelly S. Dickson H. Lee Judd Mr. & Mrs. Curtis Blake Director of Development Vice-Chairman The Hon. & Mrs. Robert O. Blake Marla Major Dianna Emory Frederic A. Bourke, Jr. Associate Conservation Director Treasurer Mr. & Mrs. Tristram C. Colket, Jr. Diana McDowell Nathaniel Fenton Mr. & Mrs. Shelby M.C. Davis Director of Operations Secretary Frances Fitzgerald W. Kent Olson Gail Cook Neva Goodwin President Fitzgerald Hudson Ann T. Schwartz* Members of the Board Susan Hudson Director of Development Burnham Litchfield Scott Asen Theresa Sosa Eleanor Bourke Mr. & Mrs. Gerrish Milliken Development & Outreach Dianna Brochendorff The Honorable George J. Mitchell Coordinator Elizabeth Donnan Mrs. H. R. Neilson, Jr. Samuel Felton Mrs. A. Corkran Nimick Seasonal Staff Sheldon F. Goldthwait, Jr. Mrs. John Pierrepont Mike Alley Paul Growald Mrs. Eben Pyne Field Crew Leader Polly Guth Mrs. Elwood R. Quesada Chris Bishop Timothy Healy The Honorable Nathaniel P. Reed Ridge Runner Ann R. Roberts Denholm M. Jacobs Joe Cashion Linda W. Lewis David Rockefeller Recreation Intern H. Stanley MacDonald Theodore Roosevelt, III Mrs. David Scull Lindsey Cotter Edward Monat Ridge Runner W. Kent Olson Erwin Soule Diana Davis Spencer Alex De Lucia Jack Perkins Ridge Runner Mrs. Charles R. Tyson Louis Rabineau Tara Jeffers Donald B. Straus Honorary Trustees Ridge Runner Charles R. Tyson, Jr. in Memoriam Petra Koppov Philip Worden Ridge Runner Arthur Gilkes Gladys O’Neil Mrs. David Rockefeller *Ended service in 2000 Robert Suminsby

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M I S S I O N The mission of Friends of Acadia is to preserve and protect the outstanding natural beauty, ecological vitality, and cultural distinctiveness of Acadia National Park and the surrounding communities, and thereby to ensure a high quality experience for visitors and residents.

O P E R A T I N G P H I L O S O P H Y To accomplish our mission, we...  Advocate. We advance park interests before Congress and the Maine Legislature, within the National Park Service and other federal, state or local bodies, and among the general public.  Make grants. We raise private funds for select capital projects in Acadia and for its enlightened stewardship, creating sustainable revenues through endowments where appropriate. We strive to supplement federal funds and services, not replace them.  Nullify threats. We mobilize people and forge nonprofit alliances to neutralize threats to park and community resources.  Promote excellent management. We speak for responsible users in the continual betterment of park operations.  Operate independently. We function as a free-standing nonprofit, supportive of the park but independent from it. We reserve the right to differ respectfully.  Seek a broad membership. We seek to maximize the number of park defenders, stewards and donors. We encourage every visitor to join Friends of Acadia as a means of giving something back to the park for the privilege of experiencing it.  Enhance communities. We promote conservation in border communities through programs and grants that enhance their natural character and complement park values.  Support volunteerism. We supply a corps of motivated volunteers to meet designated park needs, including the upkeep of foot paths and carriage roads.  Produce tangible results. We achieve measurable results from programs and funds expended.  Leverage donated funds. We operate on a sound financial basis, leveraging member dues and other gifts to bring the highest conservation return per donated dollar.

George DeWolfe photo DeWolfe George Sunset on Western Mountain

V I S I O N Friends of Acadia seeks an Acadia National Park that is the best funded, best managed, and best maintained national park for its size and volume of use. Mount Desert Island is distinguished by its intact natural character and the quality of village life. The air is clean, the water pure. Low-emissions public transit, funded primarily by park entry fees, contributes to conserving Acadia’s special qualities. Park visitation conforms to sensible carrying capacities. People feel a powerful reverence for their great national park and its host island. They want to keep this place beautiful for all generations. They help protect its outstanding natural, cultural, and economic attributes by supporting Friends of Acadia.

Friends of Acadia 43 Cottage Street PO Box 45 Bar Harbor, Maine 04609 207 288-3340 1 800 625-0321

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